Can someone please link me to molecular information on fin?

General Discussion
#1

I would like to know whether the molecule is non-polar and fat-soluble. From what I’m seeing at the moment, it seems that it is.

#2

http://www.researchgate.net/publication/251211526_Physicochemical_characterization_of_finasteridePEG_6000_and_finasterideKollidon_K25_solid_dispersions_and_finasteride_-cyclodextrin_inclusion_complexes

Looks like it’s highly fat-soluble, meaning it’s non-polar also.

#3

Yeah, it makes sense because it dried-out our skin and it might still reside somewhere in the fat tissue.

#4

Unlikely.

There are people who still have PFS after over ten years off of the drug.

Turnover of %100 of fat cells present at the time of taking finasteride should have occurred within ten years according to this:
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v453/n7196/full/nature06902.html

#5

Dubya, I appreciate the conversation. How long is the longest post-FIN person on here?